NEWS & EVENTS
Gledé Browne Kabongo Named Sisters in Crime New England VP!
Sisters in Crime is one of the most powerful communities in publishing, dedicated to advancing the careers of women crime writers, and Gledé is thrilled to be part of the leadership of the New England chapter. Whether it's connecting writers with resources, building community, or just celebrating the brilliance of women who kill (on the page, of course), she's honored to step into this role, and looks forward to growing and developing this wonderful organization.
Upcoming Events
Author Branding That Works (Speaker)
June 18, 2026
Virtual
Mount Vernon Lodge Book Festival
June 27, 2026
North Kingstown, RI
Caribbean Expo
July 18, 2026
Boston, MA
Summer Book Festival
July 11, 2026
Pawtucket, RI
Association of Rhode Island
Authors Expo
August 15, 2026
Warwick, RI
October 9-12, 2026
Woonsocket, RI
New England Crime Bake
November 6-8, 2026
Dedham, MA
The Forbidden Heiress Named a Finalist in Reader Views Book Awards
The Forbidden Heiress, after receiving a 5-star review from the judges, has been named a finalist in the Thriller/Suspense category of the prestigious Reader Views Book Awards. The inheritance thriller follows cancer researcher Dr. Sabree Warner as she uncovers deadly family secrets within a powerful pharmaceutical dynasty—secrets some will kill to protect.
Released in October 2025, The Forbidden Heiress joins Gledé's award-winning collection of psychological thrillers exploring power, privilege, and deception.
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A Game of Malice Named a Finalist in the BestThrillers.com 2024 Book Awards!
Out of thousands of titles, A Game of Malice earned a coveted spot among the 60 finalists in the BestThrillers.com 2024 Book Awards — one of the most respected recognition programs in the thriller genre. Selected from across 15 competitive categories, this honor places the book in exceptional company and is a testament to the story's dark, gripping pull.
If you haven't yet stepped into the world of A Game of Malice — where the deadliest lessons aren't taught in the classroom — now is the perfect time.